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International Business Review

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1 papers in the last 7 days · category: Management · publisher: Elsevier BV · ISSN 0969-5931

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Key findings#

  • International Business Review published 6 papers in the last 30 days (2026-09-27 to 2026-10-26), ranking #117 of 239 journals.
  • Leading institutions: Université catholique de l'ouest (1), University of Wollongong in Dubai (1) and Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government (1).
  • Countries: Canada (2), France (1) and United Arab Emirates (1).
  • From Oct 2023 to Sep 2026, International Business Review published 269 papers (7 a month on average, by publication date in OpenAlex).
  • Its most frequent keywords over that period were “multinational corporations” (65), “internationalization” (41) and “dynamic capabilities” (25).
  • Its most-cited paper of the period is “Organizational legitimacy as a core concept for theorizing on business in emerging economies” (2025-04-04), with 34 citations.

The last 36 months#

Oct 23: 15 papersNov 23: 5 papersDec 23: 8 papersJan 24: 8 papersFeb 24: 8 papersMar 24: 9 papersApr 24: 8 papersMay 24: 6 papersJun 24: 8 papersJul 24: 7 papersAug 24: 8 papersSep 24: 7 papersOct 24: 4 papersNov 24: 5 papersDec 24: 4 papersJan 25: 9 papersFeb 25: 14 papersMar 25: 12 papersApr 25: 9 papersMay 25: 8 papersJun 25: 4 papersJul 25: 10 papersAug 25: 7 papersSep 25: 5 papersOct 25: 1 papersNov 25: 11 papersDec 25: 4 papersJan 26: 8 papersFeb 26: 5 papersMar 26: 9 papersApr 26: 12 papersMay 26: 11 papersJun 26: 4 papersJul 26: 4 papersAug 26: 5 papersSep 26: 7 papers
Oct 23Sep 26
Papers by publication date, Oct 2023 to Sep 2026
Oct 23–Sep 24Oct 24–Sep 25Oct 25–Sep 2636 months
979181269
Most frequent keywords, Oct 2023 to Sep 2026
#KeywordPapers
1multinational corporations65
2internationalization41
3dynamic capabilities25
4emerging markets21
5small and medium-sized enterprises15
6foreign direct investment13
7moderating effect13
8China11
9global value chains11
10institutional theory11
Papers, newest first.
DateTitleJournalAuthorsAffiliations
2026-10-22Virtue re-coding: How institutional voids shape ethical practice in international businessInternational Business ReviewBachar MoughaytUniversité catholique de l'ouest
2026-10-19A reciprocal perspective on internationalization and ESG in EMNEs: The role of digitalizationInternational Business ReviewChao Zhang, Ioannis Petrakis, Zonghan He et al.
2026-10-16International scaling of social innovations through digitalization: A 3D frameworkInternational Business ReviewMelodena Stephens Balakrishnan, Tanvi H. Kothari, Sadaf KhurshidMohammed Bin Rashid School of Government; San Jose State University; University of Wollongong in Dubai
2026-10-09Understanding the mixed consequences of diversity practices: A typology of migrant employeesInternational Business ReviewNicole Richter, Sven Hauff, Mila Borislavova LazarovaUniversity of Southern Denmark; Helmut Schmidt University; Vienna University of Economics and Business; …
2026-10-01Strategic adaptation of MNEs in a turbulent geopolitical landscape: An institutional fragmentation perspectiveInternational Business ReviewPengcheng Ma, Di Fan, Klaus E. Meyer et al.Renmin University of China; RMIT University; Western University; …
2026-09-28Multinational dynamic capabilities: How multinational, how dynamic, how capable?International Business ReviewDavid Brock, Michael A. Hitt, R. Michael Holmes et al.
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Scholar4AI. (2026). International Business Review. Journal Research Rankings. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://scholar4ai.com/journals/international-business-review

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  note = {Journal Research Rankings; data from OpenAlex (CC0); licensed CC BY-NC 4.0}
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